Author: Laurence Chen
Date: 11:31:45 11/05/99
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Does it mean that games played by humans, especially GM's who study openings day and night, that when they study the games of their opponents and to find out which openings they play well, and then avoid it completely it's a trap. That's a very loose definition. A trap in chess is defined as a swindle where the player falls for a tactical mistake. Because chess engines are less likely to fall into tactical traps then your definition is wrong. The better word would be Chess Tiger fell into some HOME PREPARED ANALYSIS. BUT if that's true, then praise should be given to the Quest team for having done the homework. I believe that one should not make excuses for failures. Laurence
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